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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Local ParannaI

Judge Emory Speer and a party of
friends lett on the steamer st. Nicholas
last night for day or two's hunting on
Blac- beard Island, where the deer are
reported to be plentiful this season.
Among the arrivals. at the Pulaski
House yesterday were Crersman
and wife, Hszleton, Pa; r X Dederick
and wife, Albany, v Y; ID Donnelly,
wife and daughter, Baltimore; B Drum
mnnd and wife, George f Glines and
wife, Henry r Christian, John s Chiles,
Fl BIrrelI, Charles Weinberg, T Grittiths,
" A Stanberry, X Fitz, New York.
At the Marshall House were II h At
wood, Darlen; w II howell, Valdosta {;
J 4 Richardson, Robertsv S C; d Ii
DeBaln, New York; w Il Martin, Balti.
more; j Hutchinson, Henderson, Nv;
w j smith, Waycross; $ X Jackson,
Jesup; + D Hurshman, I w Lake, Ma
con; b. Holt. Eatonton; G K BrigIane.
Lawtonville; James McGath, Quitman;
L d Johnson, Martins, ) e.
AT the Harnett House we're Charles j
Mcdonald, Jacksonville; b G Cox, Spen-
cerport; NJ J Bauman, Providence, K T.;
w Lacharis, W Z Jones. Ocala, Fla |;
A Keith and wife. ST Augustine: n q
Lane, Hartford, Conn; j ID Tuten, $ A
Porter, Jasper, Fla; b Newton, Geor-
gia; G w DrawGy, Jesup; A w Patter-
son, Nashville.
AT the Screven House were John B
Cook, W Il Colby, New York: William B
Mack liar and wife, Philadelphia; Z w
Adams and wife, New York; William
Headlngton. Baltimore; William f James :.
Waynesboro: A b Cameron. New YORK :;
G Prove, Macon; A SPAN, TalbettOn; j
b. Ramsey, Dr., Augusta; & w saxon,
Tallahassee; DR. + A McIntnsh and son,
Florida; } Ii Powers, Macon; j 5
Thomas, Brunswick.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

In the Superior Court yesterday, in tine
case of the St. Louis Furniture Workers.
Association ct al. VS.. NJ. NJ. Heller Il Co.,
judgment was rendered in favor of the
plaintiffs, and Maj. j. f. Brooks, the re-
ceiver for Heller & Co., was instruc ted as
to the distribution of funds in his hands.
In the case of T. NJ. DeLeoH. complain
ant, aud Lewis Hecht CT al. defendants, a
petition for instructions as to whom to
pay a note for 81 600 which had been
given by the plaintiff, the judgment OF the
court was that the plaintitl pay the money
over TO the defendants attorneys.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Reduction OF TAxra.

Tho saying that taxes and death are
sure to come, also holds good in the very
necessary article of clothing. You must
dye - law requires 1t; now why not dress
well when you can, which takes but very
little money 20 accomplish Just now. The
Famous New York Clothing House, $40
Congress street, ia making n further re-
duct!On Of 10 per cent, altogether 90 per
cent, off OF our re2ular low prices, Origi
nally marked in CLAIM figures; Tor in-
stance, a $40 suit hgUres down 10 IS. and
so on. The public well knows That we
manufacture our own clothing. the sell
ing price originally bong % por cent.
lower than other ciothiers buy them at.
Considering all this, IT 10 easy to see how
low our prices are. This reduction Ia for
the purpose OF making room Tor spring
goods. The same reduction also extends
~ our heavy u"derwear. Remember It
t-Ats but TO,y lA.tlO .S.Saes :, {. o.. -
' ~ ypT ray o; tha "Frrlolp," thraa
~ - ft"lG SaS cSe lsg ~ %'tttAEse sy~s4.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
REALTY'S BHIsK SALES.
Big Demand for Lofs-Demand for
improved Property.

Big Demand for Lots-Demand for
improved Property.
The real estate dealers report brisk
demand for building lots. Desirable lots
in almost any portion Of the city north Of
Anderson street are scarce and command
good prices. There are but few corner
lots on The market and for these the
owners can get their own price. Lots on
either side OF the Park and the Park ex-
tension are IN great demand and sell hiqh.
Lots In this portion of the city range all
the way from 81 800 to So, 900, according
to size and location. AS the business
part OF the city is approached they be-
come scarcer and are worth more money,
selling for from $4,000 to $1,000.
One well-knOwn dealer stated yester-
day that in a few years q vacant lot in
any desirable portion of the CITY north of
Anderson street cannot be had for "'love
or money" The Guy is growing, he
added, and there is but one way for 1t to
grow. and that Is south of Anderson
street.
Thd building movement, which has
already begun. and which will become
more active little later on, is expected
to make the real estate mar
ket even stronger than it
now is. AS dealer remarked, when one
sees so much building going on the Idea
very naturally occurs 10 him that he
ought to BEGIN TO look around for home
for himself, and this. of course, strength
ems the real estate market.
The demand for improved property is
not so strong as that for vacant lots,
though some sales OF this kind are being
made. The man who wants to own his
own house prefers TO buy the lot and build
10 suit himself.
The dealers are unanimous IN saving
that prices for all classes Of real estate
are much better than they were wear
ago. They do not consider an increase
OF % per cent. by any means too high an
estimate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Tin .,Yn DE- .mLn.

MIR. Thomas f. Shea, business man
ager for Robson ana Crane, the we'll
known comedians, is now liz the city.
Manager shea promises tcc star engage
ment of the sea son in the coming Of Il Ih-
sou ami Crane, vino VIII present. their
great revival OF Shakespearc's COMEDY Of
Errors" Wedne day and Thursday IA .hts
ct next week. Tne play will be presented
with all the splendid scenic accessories
thar have characterized its presentation
In the large cities at tie NOTtn. In proof
Of this Manager Shea showed contracts
with the railroads for the transportation
of carload of scenery and company OF
thirty-iive people, including ballet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
The Georgia and C.roLtn. Midland.

The consolidation Of the Augusta, Edge
field and Newberry narrow gauge road
with the Atlantic and North western rail-
road, providing for the building OF a
standard gauge road from Augusta to
Blacks station, beyond Union, s. c., and
a further extension TO the Cranberry Iron
Works, in North Carolina, is one of the
most important railroad transactions of
the day. The consolidation was effected
on Saturday in Union, S. c., and 1t places
Presldenr Il. III. Mitchell, of Augusta, at
the head OF a railroad corporation with a
capital of $6,000,0O0. The name of the
company VIII hereafter be 1.-The Georgia
and Carolina Midland railroad"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by
the News kCporteTs.

Items Gathered Here and There by
the News Kcporters.
Magnolia Encampmcnt Of Odd Fellows
will meet tonight.
The Savannah Cadets were inspected
last night by Col. George A. Mercer.
The IL. H." Literary End Social club
gave pleasant hop at Armory Hall last
night.
City Physician Boyd is about to estah-
lis ap office on West Broad street, W here
he win attend to his city practice. lie
will maintain his office at Bull and Castor
ssree1s.
The sprinklirg OF the BrougbtoD street
pavement last night and tie hard freeze
caused glare of ice 10 form on the
I'm Doth asphalt, and horses slipped and
fell almost as soon as they struck the
pavement from the sandy streets.
Asmalf panic was caused in the West
Broad street eOlored school yesterday by
the fall Of a heavy book TO the floor. The
book had been placed at a window to keep
out the wind. " hen IL struck the hoUr
some Of the pupils thought it was an
earthquake and made Tor the door.
Mr.. Il. II. Tatem has opened an office
at 1856 Bay street, where he VIII give his
attention to the sale and management Of
real estate, etc. Mr.. Tatem il well
careful gentleman, and deserves success
in his new business.
Coroner Dixon was notified Yesterday
that the body OF white infant had been
found on Hutcninson's island. The
Coroner investigated the case, but could
not get any clue to the identity of the
babe and had il inferred. The infant was
newly born and he'd been wrapped up in
some rags, placed in a baking powder
box and carried over on the island.
The series OF Wednesday evening lee
lures announced by DR.. Bacon at the In
dependent Church seems likely 10 at
tract many hearers frOm outside the
usual circles Of church attendance. The
subjects are to be OF the sort with which
current religious discussion and inquiry
AT the present time are most concerned.
For TINS evening, at 3 O'Clock. the topic
proposed is; The Sources of the Book Of
Genesis"
The illustrated lecture on Palestine,
which was to have been delivered last
night by Rev. j. f. l.. Holmes, in the lee
ture room of the Baptist Church. was
postponed until Friday night on account
ot an unavoidable accident to the appa-
ratus for generating the oEv-hy dTOEen
light. Tickets already purchased VIII be
available for Friday evening. Owing to
the announcement that Or. Holmes
would give personal "reminiscences of his
tour through Palestine as part OF the
lecture. considerable inter est had been
aroused, and the pOstpOnement was much
raprptt9d
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
pHM TERMINALS SCOOP.
Some Of the RumOr Growing Out al
the Big Dcai.

the Big Deal.
Inc Richmond Terminals SCOOP Of the
East Tennessee. Virginia aud Georgia
railroad and the rum0r that savannah
may be made the headquarters Of the
great system was the talk among rail-
road men Yesterday.
Il is pretty viii understood that the
control OF the former road has been Sc
cared by the latter, while the Norfolk and
Western, which has been coquetting with
the East Tennessee, has hoai- left ont il
vn1 ,e,su.
The terms OF the Goa as given ont on
Saturday have been changed, though not
materially. This acquisition will add
LIS miles Of railroad to the Richmond
Terminal lines, and will make its system
a vast network of railroad extending into
every Southern state east OF the MIssis-
sippi river except Florida, 1t win Oper-
ate 3,1j2 miles of line, reaching into every
important industrial ana agricultural
district In the south.
The very friendly relations which exist
between the Richmond Terminal people
and the new manag ement OF the Central
is an assurance that the deal Will not
operate against the interests OF Savannah
one Of the rumors growing out OF the
deal is that Capt. W. &. RAoul will be
hhue pcbtIdl VI duhgeT VI Jue EdSL len
nessee system. Capt. Raoul is not in the
city, and it was impossible yesterday to
trace the rumor to reliable source. A
gentleman who is we'll acquainted with
railroad movements said that it Ia not at
all unlikely that such is the case. The
East Tennessee, he said, would find in
Capt. RaOui the man for the position.
How much truth there is in the rumor
that Savannah Will he made the head
quarters Of the Terminal system under
the consolidation could not be learned.
at Is not impossible that it may be
done" said well-known railroad man,
"buL do not see how" he added, "nor
have ! much assurance that it Will be-"
CHATTANOOGA IS already claiming the
headquarters OF the East Tennessee, and
the Chattanooga papers state that it is
almost certainty that the shops and
general Offices will be located there,
Whether toe headquarters OF the East
Tennessee are at Chattanooga or else
where, the headquarters OF the Terminal
Company will De the point from which
the road will be operated.
'lt would be a big thing for Savannah
II In time he great company should centre
here said well informed raiIrosder.
land it is by no means out OF the question
that this VIII De the case.'
Although nearly everybody has some
theory as to the effect the scoop will have
on savannah, there are none who believe
IL Will operate against it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Chrome coughs ana a. Ids

And all diseases of the Throat aud
Lungs. can be cured by the use Of Scotus
Emulsion. as it contains the healing
virtues OF Cod Liver OH and Hypophos-
phites i'll their fullest form. IL il u beau
tiful creamy Emulsion, palatablo as milk,
ea-lly digesteu, and can he taken by The
most delicate. Please read: Il consider
Scott's Emulsion the remedy par exec
leRce in TubeTculOus and oirumous At
fecIions, to say nothing Of ordinary colds
and throat troubles. W. K. 5. Conneil.
NJ. D., Manchester, o."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
STUDYING THE CURRENTS.
The Coast Survey Investigating the
Cuff stream.

Supt. Thorn, Of the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey Once, gives notice
that the coast survey steamer Blake is
engaged in investigating the currents IN
the Gulf Stream, and for this purpose
anchors at sea when wind and weather
permit. When at anchor, she will dis
play during the day, at the foretopmast
mead, three balls for shapes; during the
night, three Dghts--red, white and red
Caa fi-o-1 = Ger. EG1i;:E JaEHecy,
ke.-&as%s aiAsya Md psas o. April,
1877. tA1 EiakE viz anchor between Cape
san Antonio, Cuba, and 1ucatan, and
between Florida Keys and Cuba. Dur
ing May and a part of June she VIII be
IN the Gulf Stream, of Capes Fear and
Hatteras. Masters OF vessels navigating
these waters are requested to keep clear
OF her.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
At THE THEATRE.
James O'Neill in Monte Cristo'' To-
morrow Night.

James ~ Nelil III 'hOnte CriStO" To-
morrow Night.
That wonderfully extvayagaut story by
Dumas, THE Count of Monte Crsto"
will be given at the Theatre tomorrow
night in dramatized form by James
ONeilI and his company. Patrons Of the
Theatre are we'll acquainted with the
play and Mr.. O'NeilPs presentation of it.
The novel fIOm which the play is drawn
is the most extraordinary succession Of
dramatic climaNes ever strung together.
and the meodrama Ia merely condensa-
ton of the more strikingO ones in the story
into r two hours ana a halt performance
Mr. O'Neill Ia young and popular actor,
handsome, and possessed OF enviabie
ability. He has played Monte Cristo"
all over TINS country ana has made money
with IL, which Is sure proof tnat II has
been success. He always draws well
IN savannah and seems likely 10 repeat
his past successes. The engagement is
for one night on y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Handsome Christmas Presents ut Chi
caRO.

An agreeable Christmas surprise befell
Charles .. Ekholm, a young SWede Art
Amateur, No. 1913 Townsend street, in
Chicago, who has been notified that his
one-filth Of ticket in the Louisiana State
Lottery drew the First Capital Prize OF
$4,000 in the November drawing, and the
Sl5 600 was placed IN his hands, for 81
sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La;
and Mr.. Ekholm Will complete mis- art
studies, He is full OF praise OF the Louis
Iana State Lottery Company, and OF his
luck coming just before Chrlstmas.-
Chcdgo( H. Ntl0tS /eitUHg, Dec. -, 1886.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

The Youths Historical Society will
give complimentary entertainment TO
its friends at Masonic Hall tonight. A
large number OF invitations has been is
sued, and very original and interesting
programme has been ged as follows:
Overture - Selection "Gaspaune," Comic
OpcFd''' .'.''-. -.....,..... y. MulIocker
Prof Geck's Orchestra.
Piano solo, "Midsummer's Night Dream" 80.
Mendelssohn
Miss Bernstein.
Vocal Solo, WHO'S at My Window" Osborne
Miss Martha GIltnski, accompanlst.
Miss Stern.
Violin SOo-La Traviata. .Singolee
Master Albert Perlinski, accompanied,
Miss Ella Perlinsk.
Recitation, High Tide. ......Jean lngelow
Miss Sternberger.
Plano Solo-Rigoi ette... List
Miss Stern.
Vocal Solo-"Ange's oerenade" ...... Brager
Miss Ecu chWanger. accompanies, Prof.
Menrtens and J. \. Douglas. Jr.
"Home. Sweet Home. ............. -
MIR. A. ). GuckenheimeT and accompanies.
TO conc ude with the farce, "(ientlcmen OF
the Jury" by members of the association.
The entertainment will conclude with a
hop. The committee requests that parties
holding invitations be in the hall by $3.50
O'Clock,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
A FEARFUL FALL.
Tragic Death of the Morning News
Pet Cat.

Pet Cat.
The MORNING NEWS pet cat went out
on the ledge surrounding the Mansard
roof the other night, and venturing too
near the edge fell TO the lane below,
distance of 90 feet. and was killed. THIS
was the cats second tall. in the first
she fell while jumping from one wind wv
sill TO the other on the Whitaker street
front in the Old building. IN that fall her
spinal column was broken, but by care
full nursing for three weeks she recOY-
cred. The last leap in the dark was too
much for her, however, and she went the
way OF all flesh. 1t was the pet of the
entire establishment, but particularly OF
the composing room, where 1t was first
taken as a kitten. "E meglio cader
dale, rnestre che dial tettO.v
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

"a II you have any reason TO suspect you
have any difficulty with your liver or kid
neys, II you feel unable TO do your work
suffer with cold feet, or bSye eruptiOns
on the body, you should take DIR. J. H..
McLean's Liver and Kidney Piliets and
Liver and Kidney Balm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
4 !lIonrlthlne l...aine.s.

Y. .. E2orer - donG rushing bu-:-
mn ,: his 79w store, No. 2s Whitaker
sti,-.. = ~. ~ OF the best stocked
grocery houses ia the city. HIS I'D GUS
toners were not long 10 finding THIS OF.
when he moved into his new store. and
they have given him n patronage which
W" beyond bis expectations. Mr., Cooper
"a a. CXSNsNsccsA buyer, snd Ms stock
iar'u',.s t5s AlANt Of eyeryihing--tabls
GencaU.es, > .ass auG liquors OF all Einds.
and staple goods. Ne guarantees 10 sell
nc the lowest prices and TO give entire
satisfaction. TOose who are in need or
1.-THE necessarles Of life" can hardly do
better than TO give MIN call. MIR.
Cooper is one Of the oldest established
grOcers IA the city. He Is thorough
business man and has always had large
tradc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
FOKBIDDEN TONES.

Jamaica Ginger Gets Many People
Into Trouble,
W. c. Brazell. a turpentne manutac-
turer OF Tattnall county, was before
United States Commissioner E. c. Wade
yesterday, charged with illegally selling
Jamaica ginger and iron tonics. The de-
PENDANT gave bond TO appear in the United
States District Court, Jan. 81.
Robert Clarke, colOred farmer OF
Emanuel county, has also given bond to
answer at the same court for a similar
otfense. Clarke Is charged With having
sold whisky to his men and to whoever
came along. He obtained his supply in
Milen and kept 1t in his corn crib.
Clarke claims that he gave il away.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

Hugh Gsrlty was fined$l0 by the Mayor
yesterday morning Tor being drunk and
disorderly in st. Philips Church, on New
street. on Monday night.
Annie stephens, for fighting in the Lin
coin Guards Hall. was given her choice
between s. and five days.
Frank Archy (colored) was turned
over to the City Court for having a bagOt
cotton in bis possession which it was
supposed he had stolen,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
THE BLUES CAPTAIN.
Lieut.. w. ID. Dixon Will Succeed
Col. Mercer.

Lleut' W. y. DIAOn VIII SuCCeCU
Col. Mercer.
Tonight the Republican Blues will
hold preliminary election for Captain
to succeed Col. Mercer. Capt. w. d.
Dixon, the First Lieutenant OF the com
pany, will be designated. The formal
election before board OF officers has been
ordered for Jan. 26. The superintendents
will be Capt. John Derst, OF the German
Volunteers; Second Lieut.. +. j. Kenne-
dy, OF the Irish Jasper Greens, and Second
Lieut.. r. $. Nell, of the Savannah Cadets.
Capt. Dixon was waited upon on Mon
day night by committee representing
the uncOmmisslOned officers and the phi
Yates of the company and urged to accept
the Captaincy. In a neat speech he stated
that he felt highly honored and would
accent,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
RevIvAln LrlnltN.

Therevival meetings at Trinity yester-
day were attended by good congrego-
tons. Rev. Mr.. Thompson Will preach
this morning at / o'clooH arr - ~. m.
Services Of song a. 1880 .. -. Ft.N VIII
be the order of services for The weak ex-
cept that there will be rs UetVioss on
Saturday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
THREE BOXES COUNTED.

The count OF the fourth box was begun,
but VIII not be finished until this fore
noon. At the close ol the count OF tue
third box Reid was "a behind Sheldon,
but the Fourth district being Reid's
stronghold, his election was pretty gen.
orally conceded.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

seems to be quite the rage, and is GER
tainly very nice way of entertaining.
We have many nice goods suitable for
prizes, and furnish complete set OF
score caros, seals, etc, together with
rules for the game, tor only DOE.
LUDDEN ~ BATES :. VI, H.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
The Mornlng Sow. On..na .r for las1.

Business men, workingmen, house
keepers and others can secure copy Of
the handsome Autograph MORNING
IL. s Calendar for 1887 by calling at or
sending TO the MORNING NET Re
Ine calendar is not one OF tho EiUc
printed at the North or West saA u~,,.o~
OFT as home work, but Is a Sample ~ wuAt
Z Savannah artists and We" ast. ..-. ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
RIVER AND HARBoK NEWS.

Along the Wharves.
The Norwegian bark Gler will be sold
to-day at aGSV,Jn.
The Tybee telephone line was ~, . =
during portion OF yesterday.
There was very little movements in
shipping yesterday owing to The severe
weather.
A collision occurred between the steam
tug Cresce"s CIV .. Rgr,@" ard tue
steamer Earia Monday nignt The Koue
had just cot in from AUGUSTA ana WIS
retag docsst. The lux was coming -
Ne river ,.C.i Darien tnr ran into tae
katie carrying away her port guards from
stem 10 midships. There was no damage
TO the tug.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

II gray. restores te sS's.Dsi so''r. an
(.ogant dressing, Soitens and teSut.ties,
20 oil nor gresse. \ tonie Restorative.
stops be-. ------y "at3 strengthens.
cleGnses, heals scalp. o.S.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
The Greate.t Novelty of the Age

and one OF the sweetest OF Al instru.
mentsis the AutOharp. Requires built
tie skill, and even child can learn 10
play III u snort time. Toe price places IL
witnin the reach of all. u strings. Costs
only 81 30, at LUDDEN Il BATES :. d. Ii.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
"tinnph on p en-.

Why suffer Piles? Immediate relief and
complete cure guaranteed. A. for "Hough
on Plies sure cure for itching, prOtrud-
ing, bleeding, or any torn Of Piles. Soc.
At druggists or mailed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

The Leon Hotel, raIIAh .ssee, Florida.
Is now open for the season. Dry and
bracing atmosphere, hard roads through
lovely hills and valleys, and game In
abundance, smong the attractions.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
sarAtoxs t,otsl. PA,ntk, Fla

Strict attention given to the wants OF
guests and medium charges have made
the Saratoga, A. s. Washburne, proprie-
tor, one OF the most prosperous and
popular hotels ~ Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Great Slaughter in Blankets from Auc-

4, X. AltENyYy ?, ~. GsH lE5r Tor ~sla
to day 500 pairs Of IS COL Blanket, al .
fraction over bali their regular value.
Secure next winters supply.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS.

matters OF money ana management
About Various Lines.
The earnings OF the Louisville aud
Nashville road for the past six months
acre $S29, 9S3 more than they were for the
same length OF time previously.
The Georgia railroad car shops are at
present engage d in building twenty coal
cars tor their own use. The cars will be
nine inches higher than those in service,
which will enable them to carry greatly
increased amounts.